Re: [at-l] RE: You may be an ounce weenie if....

[Tim Johnston <timj@utkux.utcc.utk.edu>]

I usually assume that an outfitter store has a scale handy for its
customers.  I shopped in one Fri. that did not have a scale when I asked
to weigh a fleece jacket and I was surprised.  The clerk did say "it's
pretty light."  I did not buy anything that day.  TCJ

On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Beau Bushor N1MJD wrote:

> > Kahley wrote:
> > >>You may be an ounce weenie if........ you buy a scale and then take it
> > >>with you to the gear store.  Next...and thanks for the info  Kahley
> 
> On Mon, 17 Feb 1997 rdubois@VNET.IBM.COM wrote:
> > Hey!!!  What's wrong with taking a scale into the store??  I take
> > serious offense at that!    :-)
> 
> Your not alone.  I do the same thing.  I've been oftened asked to weigh
> stuff by other customers.  I'm sure if it helps sales or hurts sales.
> Returning stuff is a pain..... 
> 
> Beau Bushor N1MJD
>   "bleeder guy"
> Burlington, Vermont
> 
> 
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